Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

]. c. Stephens, of Placerville is in town.
Colonel Ed. R. Hamilton returned last
evening from the bay.
Hon. Charles Keiser, of Carson. is spend-
| ing few days in Sacramento
Mrs. Alice Crump and children and
| sister, Mrs. Ada Stewart, have returned
home.
Mrs. Keeney, of Amador City. has been
IN Gait the past week visiting her daughter.
Mrs. F. r. Clough.
Miss May Hembee and Miss Maud Berry
| have gone to Sweetwater Springs for a
| short vacation.
| Ed. 5. Harrison, Passenger Agent on the
| Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway.
Is spending few days in the city.
2. A. Strong and wife, of Gait, intend
| shortly to remove to Spokane Falls, W. T..
where they have two sons residing.
f. ]. Clark, the bookkeeper in the State
Controllers office who came near being
killed by the gas explosion in the Capitol
bulding some days ago, is able to be upon
| the street again.
There will be quite an exodus to the sea-
side by the 1l:30 o'clock train to-day. Ac-
| cordlng to present accounts nearly car
| load OF ladies and children will depart by
| that train for Monterey.
The following Gait folks will leave next
week for Monterey TO be absent about a
| month: Mrs. Don Ray, Mrs. P. G. Martin
Miss Nettie Gatfney, Mrs. W. +. Brewster
Mrs. J. y. Sampson, Mrs G. C. Clement
Mrs ). X. Mckinstry, and Mr. and Mrs.
Pianalp and family.
l. Danielwitz, the young gentleman who
holds the responsible position of Deputy
state treasurer, and who has been hobnob-
hlng with Hammer reporters in San Fran
cisco for few weeks past telling them
what he don't know about Sacramento y
has returned to the capital city.
NJ. j. 0'Reilly, one of the deputies in the
State Controllers office, is spending a few
days at Etna Springs He writes to the
REooRD-uNIoN asking that the paper be
sent him. He says: Il have not seen the
RECORD UNION for three days, and am lost
Withost It. Sacramento has somehow or
other wound itself around, or rather found
a place in my affections akin to home II
is pleasant to know that at least one State
official has good word for the Capital
city.
C. Z. Brand, Secretary of the Nevada
County Lend and improvement Associs-
ten, was IN the city on Saturday and stated
that the people of that section intend to
make a very meritorious exhibit at the
coming State fair. The improvement AS
ISOLATION represented by him is busv at
work, he says, preparing tosreceive the in
TOW of Eastern home seekers. who are
already making their appearance in large
numbers. The people of Nevada county
ssre during the past season entered upon
the work OF fruit growing in earnest. and
pct out over ,0ee trees. Numerous
tracts are now being prepared to be planted
next Winter. The we-k of the Nevada
Land and improvement Association is
proving very successful in bringing in ina
migration OF very desirable class of set
tiers.
Arrivals az she Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: +. 4. Spencer, Geo. Lowenberg
t, II. Rsgohn, San Francisco Herm
Greningen, New York; Henry G. Hemks
David 9. Strand, San Francisco: VIM. W
Mcintosh, Chss. =. Mcintosh, los Angeles
Mrs. =. h. kibhey and child. Riverside
Miss q. Smith, San Francisco: A Nc,
Alister and wife. Z. g. Sianwood wife and
child, Marysville: C. Gladding. Lincoln
I'm. Sutton, S H0llap, Albert ktsorp. San
Euncisco; Jas. kassbsrg and family. Pleas
ant Valley: III. G.. Burns and wife Oak
lana: John T. GafFey and wife, Los An
geiass w. w. FiEheii- Napa; w. James
and vie. Willows: T. c. Pincknev. San
Fraucfse0; L. W. Buck, Tacayille; q. Z,
Fld.Trnof and wife, Alturas; JOS Roses
thai, wife and child, San Francisco; ]. B.
Bedell. C0insa d. B. Wilson. Louis Stern.
San Fra1e:seo; DR.. f. II. Mstealf, Santa
Fe; r. herbert, W. Herbert. San Fran
cisco n X sPect. orland.